Candlestick Cassia seeds

nancy86

14 years ago

Anyone want any Candlestick Cassia seeds? I've got plenty!

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butterflymomok
14 years ago
Nancy,

I do. I looked for an email for you and didn't find it. You can email me from my page.

Sandy
pensacolarobin
14 years ago
MEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE! YES, I WOULD LOVE SOME. Email if you have enough.I should have some mexican sunflower seeds if you want. Thanks.
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I grew the Candlestick 2 years ago and it proved to be too big for my yard. The plants got about 10' tall and had gorgeous blooms on it. But, I had no butterflies that were interested in it, and no eggs either. The Xmas Cassia, as MissSherry mentioned, is better for me and the sulphurs here. I think it may be because the leaves are more tender. The Candlestick foliage can be pretty tough. Also my Senna hebecarpa attracts sulphurs as well. I have not had any Sulphurs this year, though. I see the butterflies but no eggs at all. Last year I had tons of Sleepy Oranges and Cloudless Sulphurs. I don't know if you can overwinter the Candlestick successfully or not, but it's worth a try at least. Susan
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Beautiful Nancy! I grew some one year and while I absolutely adore this plant/tree, my yard was much too small to accommodate it. Mine got to 10-12' tall. They were disease/insect free for the most part and remained gorgeous throughout the summer. Fall arrived too quickly for seed to set which was just as well cuz I would have been too tempted to grow it again LOL! I'm such a sap for a good looking man....I mean, plant.
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tdr4
14 years ago
I have a plant but no seeds on it! I would love some seeds.
nancy86
Original Author
14 years ago
Sorry! Didn't mean to be asleep at the wheel! Just in close at work. Please e-mail me your address, and I'll get the seeds in the mail. Send to nmann@texonlp.com. Thanks!
fighting8r
14 years ago
Hi Nancy, still have any of those?
nancy86
Original Author
14 years ago
Oh yes. Just send your address to my business e-mail, nmann@texonlp.com.
bgrow_gardens
14 years ago
Hi Nancy,
I am not a regular poster on the GW forums here. Although I do 'lurk' the forums on a regular basis. I would like to know if you have any seeds left for your Candlestick Cassia? I would happily send you an SASBE for a few seeds if you have any left? I will also shoot an email off to your email addy as well. I know this time of year can be super duper busy for everyone. Have a happy holiday.
bgrow_gardens
Barb
ronkw
14 years ago
Nancy,
received my/your seed yesterday.
Thank you for your time and generosity.
Ron in New Orleans
nancy86
Original Author
14 years ago
You are quite welcome Ron! I love this plant! I hope you have successful germination!

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